The interview was scheduled by the recruiter.
The interview schedule mail had all the information in detail, mentioning that the interview would be on a HackerRank platform specially customized for Oracle.
Don't get your hopes high seeing the mail.
Their interviewers are not at all professional or experienced in conducting interviews.
Not judging anyone by their prowess in English, but the interviewer was struggling to communicate properly.
First, we had a brief introduction. Then, the interviewer gave me an option to go for either a DS Algo question or implement something in JavaScript.
I opted for the implementation question, and he asked me to implement Tic-Tac-Toe in JavaScript within 45 minutes. I said I wasn't sure if I could complete it in an hour. So, he was okay with proceeding with a DS Algo question.
I solved the first question with a solution that was different from his LeetCode solution that he was referring to. He tried his best to break the code, but to his disbelief, he couldn't.
Then, he gave another question, which was rather simple.
Again, I implemented it in one way, but the "crazy" interviewer wanted the exact solution he was seeing on his LeetCode screen, even though my solution was better.
By this time, I had an argument with him and left the interview, saying I was no longer interested in such a company with such toxic people.
Such a ridiculous interviewer.
Only LeetCode
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Oracle Senior Front End Developer role in New Delhi, India.
Oracle's interview process for their Senior Front End Developer roles in New Delhi, India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Oracle's Senior Front End Developer interview process in New Delhi, India.